Zenimura a true baseball ambassador
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Whether it is Zenimura Field, a relic of the World War II internment camps, the baseball relationship between Zenimura's native Japan and the United States that now thrives with the presence of Ichiro Suzuki and Daisuke Matsuzaka in the Major Leagues or even the discovery of a star in current Chicago Cubs outfielder Alfonso Soriano, Zenimura's reach covered a lot of ground in his 55 years around baseball.
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